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I'd like to hear from OP also. But in my experience, x86 documentation is much more wide spread and available esp regarding system startup.
by Arelius 7y ago
I'd like to hear from OP also. But in my experience, x86 documentation is much more wide spread and available esp regarding system startup.
- ozkl 7y agoI chose x86 because I wanted to try the os in my ancient PCs like a Celeron 333MHz. And articles I was reading at the start was for 32bit.
- e12e 7y agoThat makes sense. It's been so long since I've seen a 32bit x86 (apart from single board industrial type stuff) - that I didn't really consider anyone would keep one around... Then again, we do have our old commodore vic 20 in a cupboard somewhere...